The Irish standard., 1887-07-23
The Northwestern League.
The following is the standing of the
Northwestern League up to date:
CITY BRIEFS.

CITY BRIEFS.
S. V. Kennedy, of Minneapolis, has
been granted a patent ON bundle car.
rier for harvesters.
II you want frst-class coal and wood
call on John Norton, room IL, Temple
Court Telephone 3l42.
c. L. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick a speciality. 725 Uni
yersity avenue northeast.
An infant child of Martin Byrnes was
run over Yesterday by a careless driver
and one of it's legs broken.
Sykes & Co., of Minneapolis, have
been awarded the contract for con-
structing the sewerage system Of St
ClOud.
The Flour City colony, through Presi.
dent I'll nson, has secured an option on
is, ,U0Oacres OF land at San Towas. Lower
California.
The directors Of the Maternity hospital
have decided to purchase the honse at
1926 Fourth aveEne S. The cost Of the
buildings and furnishings will be about
1900
A party consisting Of seven members
Of the Crescent Club. with their lady
friends, attended the party at Lake
Park, Minnetonka, last Wednesday
evening.
The members Of the Young Ladies'
Sodality of St. Anthony of Padua Par
ish picnicked at Lake Harriet last
Thursday. a very pleasant days en-
joyment is reported.
Sergeant Patrick Kennedy Of the
police force has been appointed lieu
tenant in East Minneapolis. Patrol
man John Crcnin is promoted to SER
geant.
jeremiah Forham, of the Northern
Mill Co.. was drowned Saturday night
while bathing in the river opposite
Third avenue North. The body was
recovered.
The Eighth Ward Relief Association
has taken out permit for the building
it proposes to build near the corner Of
Lake street and Stevens avenue. II is
estimated to cost 5000.
The Minneapolis & Pacific railroad
has let the contract for the erection of a
large elevator at Single creek. The
main elevator is to have storage ca
pacity Of $50, 900 bushels.
Judge Lochren has partially dissolved
the temporary injunction which jose
phine DE Young secured against Lam
bert Hayes, which permits him to pro-
ceed with the erection of the new
theater.
John Garvey, employed in the stone
quarry at Cedar and Minnehaha ave-
nues, had his leg broken and received
severe bruises about the arms and face
by the falling of stone from derrick
Monday afternoon.
The Anti-Poverty Society met Sun
day at ii Washington avenue Mouth.
and decided to hold public meeting
next Sunday night. The p,ogramme
includes addresses by President c.
Moe]ler and Hon. L. H. Lucas.
Andrew Bradley, the fire department
truckman who had his hand hurt Sat-
urday while exhibiting an extension
ladder at the West hotel, was presented
with a purse OF 800 by the delegates to
the waterworks convention, for whose
benefit the exhibition was made.
The transfer of the Lake Park hotel
property and adjoining land including
Ouagau reserve, the hotel reserve and
the rotunda reserve, from I. c. Seely
to W. 81. Truesdaje and Thomas
Lowry was recorded Saturday. The
consideration was 1923 600.
Jacob Barge has sold out his saloon
at the corner Of Washington and First
avenue south to Fred Schiek, the price
being in the neighborbood of $33, 900.
This includes the stock of liquor and
good will Of the ess ablishment, Mr..
Barge retaining the fixtures, and re-
ceiving rental of $1,000.
Two workmen employed on the new
German Catholic church, Saturday,